The surgical client’s vital signs are populated in the vital…
The surgical client’s vital signs are populated in the vital sign flowsheet below. The client is awake and oriented times three, and the skin is pale and damp. Vitals are as followed: Blood pressure 88/40, Temperature 98F, HR 106, and Respirations 24. Which intervention should the nurse implement first?
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The client has an asthma attack and is treated with epinephrine while in the ED. Despite receiving epinephrine, the client is still agitated, is sweating profusely, and has an oxygen saturation of 89% and RR of 30 bpm. Breath sounds are diminished, and wheezing is absent. Based on this information, the nurse should anticipate interventions to treat which acid-base imbalance?
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